That's the deal... "Steve, there is not an as issue... when there's a typhoon in the Philippines, take a look at who's helping the Philippines deal with that situation.
Thus, they qualify as "issue ads" and are not subject to normal campaign spending restrictions.
Squeo describes right-to-work as issue that concerns him the most.
The proposed constitutional amendment, known as Issue 3, would allow adults 21 and older to grow, possess and use pot while making it available for medical use.
The all-cash offer of $122 a share would probably require Bayer to take on additional debt, as well as issue new stock that would dilute existing shareholders.
Mr. Durbin sees the dumping of 500 tons of raw coal ash annually as issue enough, but he is clearly incensed by the Badger's owner, Robert Manglitz, with whom he has jousted for years.
Center David Baas bemoaned that this was even as issue at all, pointing to the code among players that dictates — in explicit, albeit unwritten, terms, Baas said — that groins are off limits.
The ballot initiative, known as Issue One, passed with sixty-three per cent of the vote, and many concluded that this effort to bring out "values voters" won the state for President Bush, and returned him to the White House.
The airwaves are already filled with blaring political attacks masquerading as "issue ads," such as the one in Missouri in the United States Senate race that ends with: "Call Claire McCaskill.
A commit is detected as issue-resolving if its message starts with the word "bug", followed by a 5- or 6-digit number (step 5).
We focus the examination of these consequences on proactive behaviors, which are generally defined as self-initiated and future-focused efforts to change the self, one's team or the environment (e.g., Grant et al. 2009) including discrete behaviors such as issue-selling, taking charge and voice (Parker and Collins 2010).
